Vietnam War Draftdodger Meets His Natural End

[Kilo_302]

I think it's unfortunate that the heading for this discussion is "Draftdodger Meets His Natural End." Certainly the vast majority of draft dodgers are not as undesirable as this character. The heading should be more like "Murderer/Robber Meets His Natural End." Disagreeing with someone's politics is one thing. Suggesting that a violent death is the natural outcome of their personal choices is another.

 

[X-mo-1979]

Just because one doest want to go to war doesnt make him a coward. I am a strong believer in the fact that in a war such as Vietnam the draft is a very bad idea.

Glad to hear this guy is dead though... too bad it didnt happen some time ago.

Didnt want to go and kill people WITH guns.Stayed home from the war and killed defenceless people camping and a LEO.

Fing coward.Period.

 

[OldSolduer]

Didnt want to go and kill people WITH guns.Stayed home from the war and killed defenceless people camping and a LEO.

Fing coward.Period.

I concur with this assessment.

 

[1feral1]

Another crim gets his just reward.

The world is less a scum sucker.


OWDU

 

[Long in the tooth]

The number of Canadians who served in the US forces for Viet Nam is actually about 60,000.  Many painters of the Viet Nam memorial acknowledge this, as with the sea of American flags there's usually a few Maple Leafs.  A very touching thought.

To imagine some magnitude of the 60,000, consider that it's almost the same as our deaths in the Great War.  Now take a look at your area cenotaphs - that's about the same number of Viet Nam vets that came from your area.

 

[templeton peck]

I've never been a "tough guy" - and I've never "acted" otherwise.

Your anonymity continues to allow you to do both.

Don't waste my time "calling me out", you little piece of excrement  - via PM or otherwise.

Lesser people have been banned for far less! Ahhh, those good ol' double standards!